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Tokyo Vending Machine Map: Verified Stops by Neighborhood

Plan a practical Tokyo vending-machine route with verified dashi, gashapon and late-night food stops linked to current maps and official sources.

By Japan Vending Guide Editorial TeamPublished 2026-07-14Updated 2026-07-149 min read
A verified bottled dashi vending machine stop in Tokyo's Asakusa area
AI-generated editorial image used only as a visual introduction; factual examples and source links appear below.

Use verified stops as route anchors

A useful Tokyo vending-machine map should connect named operators to places already on a travel route. The verified cards below are supported by current official directories and include a Google Maps search, station guidance and review date. They confirm a listed location, not the product that will be in stock when you arrive.

Asakusa: dashi and capsule toys

Asakusa can combine a Dashi Doraku bottled-stock machine with the GASHAPON Department Store at Asakusa Hanayashiki. The two formats are very different: one sells concentrated cooking stock and the other sells random capsule toys. Check public access, venue hours and the live product labels before treating either as a quick purchase.

Suidobashi, Akihabara and Ikebukuro

Suidobashi offers another officially listed dashi machine, while Akihabara and Ikebukuro have large official capsule-toy stores. These stops work best as additions to a station, shopping or attraction plan. Product assortments rotate, and a large store name does not guarantee a particular character or series.

Haneda for a late or early meal

Haneda Airport Terminal 2 officially lists the 24-hour Gourmet Twenty Four vending-machine restaurant. It can help late arrivals and early departures, but it is not a central-city stop and it is specific to Terminal 2. Verify terminal access and transport before relying on it for a meal.

Recheck every stop on the day

Open each spot card shortly before visiting, then follow its official source and map. Record the observation date if a machine has moved, disappeared or changed payment methods. The Update this spot action turns that visit into reviewable field evidence instead of another undated social post.

Official-source locations

Verified places in this guide

Each location page includes an official source, map, access notes and the date it was reviewed. Inventory can still change.

Primary sources

Official pages checked

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